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Join the Aspen Institute, the Bipartisan Policy Center and a few special guests for a discussion on creating permitting systems that enable decarbonization infrastructure deployment with the scale, speed, and predictability that confronting the climate crisis requires.
Join the K12 Climate Action Commission for a discussion about the newly released K12 Climate Action Plan.
Join us for a conversation on the importance of increasing diversity within the environmental sector.
Join us for a conversation on local innovation that celebrates sustainable initiatives and the work that communities can do together.
This listening session will focus on how we can continue to grow a movement that leads to widespread, sustained changes at all levels to support the education sector in moving toward climate action, solutions, and environmental justice.
This listening session will focus on how out of school and CTE programs are uniquely positioned to engage youth in learning about sustainability and green careers. Panelists will share their experiences developing and implementing both types of programs.
This townhall series explores how new ideas are being put into practice and the potential impact on climate change, equity and inclusion, mobility, and access to housing in order to build strong, more vibrant cities.
Panelists will share how their schools and communities have been affected by climate change and adaptations they have made in response.
Panelists will share their experiences advocating for and implementing sustainable strategies in their schools.
Join the Aspen Institute Energy & Environment Program and REEF as they hear from panelists highlighting urbanization.
Join the Aspen Institute, in partnership with the Colorado Forum and The Nature Conservancy, for a discussion on the challenges and opportunities associated with building electrification in Colorado.
Join the K12 Climate Action first listening session as we hear from panelists highlighting why schools should move toward climate action.
The Global Energy Forum is an annual conversation to discuss global energy markets, crude oil, petroleum products and natural gas supply and demand, midstream, shale development, geopolitics, energy security, and environmental topics.
The annual Aspen Energy Week gathers a diverse group of entrepreneurs, policy makers, industry executives and thought leaders to discuss critical factors at the forefront of the energy transition.
Future Leaders Climate Summit 2020 is designed to empower young leaders (ages 18-30) from around the U.S. that will be shaping and driving our response to today's climate crisis. The Summit aims to inspire new ideas and challenge their thinking around leadership and solutions.
Throughout the month of July 2020, the Aspen Institute Energy & Environment Program in partnership with The Wilderness Society hosted the virtual series "Public Lands, We the People: The Critical Role Public Lands Play in Solving the Climate and Biodiversity Crises" to collect big ideas from thought leaders, change makers and the public for the future of our public lands. The series explored innovative ways in which public lands can be managed to more equitably benefit people and nature, including engaging tribes, people of color and lower-income communities that have been excluded from public lands decision-making.
Join the Aspen High Seas Initiative and the Health, Medicine, and Society Program for a discussion of the healing power of water in celebration of World Ocean Day.
Innovators In: A Virtual Exchange of Ideas, was a digital series that featured a unique focus on people who are leading the way in their industries with innovative and exciting ideas. Through timely and engaging discussions with industry thought leaders and rising stars, the series offered a fresh angle on the nexus of climate change as it relates key issues, including energy, agriculture and food systems, health, resilience and water.
Join the Aspen Institute Energy and Environment Program and Energy Futures Initiative for a celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day, featuring remarks by Former Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz followed by a panel discussion on the climate and health nexus.
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